After the extraordinary catastrophes of Japan, we witness the fortitude of a society accustomed to coping with difficulties. Despite everything, it is seen that the Japanese, with their strong personalities and warlike society, have matured into these extraordinary events that have happened to them. We share the sadness of this great disaster experienced by the Japanese society and hope that they will heal their wounds as soon as possible.
One of the important things that make societies strong is how many problems they have faced in their history. Although it is an interesting dilemma, there have always been wars, destructions and resurrections in the history of countries and nations that are seen as powerful today. Maybe it is necessary to experience common suffering in order to become a strong nation. At the beginning of these societies mentioned are the Japanese.
Faced with the second biggest disaster in its history after the nuclear bombs, the Japanese have an important feature in their cultural identity and perhaps in their genes: endurance and hard work. This catastrophe in Japan is of course tragic. Perhaps for many societies, such a disaster would have had lasting effects. However, this seems unlikely for the Japanese.
Of course, it will take a long time for Japan to heal the wounds of this disaster. It is also possible that they will encounter a possible economic crisis in the future. However, if there is anything that should not be a surprise, it is that the Japanese will come out of this disaster stronger with their hardworking and strong personalities.
We share the sadness of this great disaster that the Japanese society has experienced and we would like to state that we are at least as hopeful as they are that they will come out of this difficult period with a clear head.
